July 2009 Articles

Vast vacuum tube networks certainly never took off, and it's not like robots are flying around and delivering our packages...

It's about time a touch-controlled faucet was mass-produced. If you have an extra $434 lying around, Delta helps you bring...

LG announced its Design the Future competition winners, and among them was this Hi-Fi cellphone that doubles as a pair...

If the Antilles Seaplanes G-21 Super Goose came equipped with a harpoon and cable, it could live up to its...

Last week, Amazon went all Big Brother on Kindle owners, and the resulting outrage was totally appropriate. Now, one person...

There's no shortage of Star Trek paraphernalia, but this Star Trek Hero Type-I Phaser Kit gives you exactly the same...

If that day comes when all the power is gone, candles won't be the only way to light your path....

A fusion power plant might not be as far off as you think. General Fusion has figured out a way...

Tripods are great, but there are lots of places they just won't work. Upside down and sideways, for example. The...

Take the neon glow of your favorite pimped-out car into your living room with these surprisingly classy-looking LED lights. The...

Question of the day: what in the name of Beelzebub's tender hemorrhoids is this? It may look like some kind...

News just in from the Lincolnshire village of Leadenham in Blighty alerts us to the fact that the silly...

When was the last time you saw a ceramic faucet? Probably back in the days when bathrooms looked like this....

Japan continues its march forward to displace unsuspecting human workers with the new An9-PR robot. The robot is designed to...

Talk about irony. In an Orwellian moment, owners of Amazon's Kindle discovered that their recently purchased copies of George Orwell's...

July 2009 Archive